Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
AN UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.
An ErrIng Wife Forgiven and Taken Back
by Her Husband.
Special 10 the Gazette.

by Her Husband.
Special TO the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Sept. 21-fester-
day evening an elderly man called at the
office OF Sheriff Ware and stated that his
name Yves H. B. Brown, that he lived il
Camden, Ark, and that he was here in
search OF runaway wife. Officer Ben
Shaver and Deputy Bony Apperson knew
something Of & strange man ard woman
Iho had come TO this city but little
while before and the house they had
rented snd fitted up. TIE Quartette i'm
mediately proceeded II that direction,
Arriving ct the house on the east side
of Pecan street, Sheriff Ware and Officer
Shaver went inside, while Deputy Apper-
son and the injured husband waited out
side. Sheriff Ware ecccsted the man,
W. J. Gore by name, and asked il he and
the lady were married. lie received q
reply in the negative. The lady on being
similarly questioned
REPLIED IN THE AFFIRMATIVE.
In answer to other questions she said they
had only been married short time, and
that she had been married before. Alter
soue other questions Dir. Brown was
called in. AS he confronted the
women, she cried out, ooh, honey. you
would not see me taken TO Jail"
| Waving her back, he replied: "Don't
call me honey after what you have done. "
! The lady had two children with her and
one, 9 little three-year old, ran up TO him
as soon as he appeared crying, "Ohi
papa" and be was caught up and en-
braced tenderly. After some parleying,
Mr. Gore and Mrs. Brown were marched
of to the county jail, the injured
husband following after and upon srriv
ing there, Mrs. Brown was released
Gore was placed behind the bars. BroWf
refused st first to take his wife back ant
forgive her, saying that he only wanted
! his children and Mrs. Brown could go
WHERE SHE PLEASED.
Mrs. Brown declared that she would
die before she would be separated from
her little dsrlings, and the officers finally
succeeded in persuading him to forgive
end forget the error OF his wife. Gore
remained in jail all night, bu
was released to-day upon the refusal Of
Brown 10 prosecute. Gore is said to be
/ from East Texas, where it is reported ht
has a wife ard several children, whom ht
/ deserted He boarded at the house O.
the Browns in Camden Ark, just befcr;
the elopem"nt took place. He i,
not as good looking nan 81
Brown il, and it seems strangt
that the LADY should have deserted
her husband for him. Brown stcted Il
your reporter that his wife left him to g
! to Paris where she expected to open {
| boarding house, saying she would write
to hin as soon as she found
SUITABLE PLACE.
Tne next day Mr.. Gore who boarded
with The Browns in Camden followed he,
nd day later Mr.. Brown followed
them. Arriving st Paris be Learned
that they had come to Gainesville and b
came here. 1t IS learned that Gore had
rented the h0use on Pecan stress and psiC
one month in advance, and WIS just il
and arranging the furniture when inter
rupted by Mr. Brown and the officers
Mr.. Brown also stated that hi!
wl:e obtained $40 in gold just betort
she left tor Paris which seems
to have teen made away with, as Gore
had only S4.35 on his person when ar
rested. The lady in the case is fir
looking woman apparently thirty year
OF age. and although the mother of tel
cniIGren, is remarkably well preserved
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown leave tomorrow 10
Paris, where they will in the future re
siije